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Reconstruction

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Johnson, a native southerner, was sympathetic to The South
Govt. agency that helped freed slaves by providing: food/clothing, jobs, medical care and education Freedmen’s Bureau
Reconstruction Amendments abolished slavery 13th
Reconstruction Amendments granted citizenship to persons born or naturalized in US as well as equal protection under the law 14th
Reconstruction Amendments gave freedmen the right to VOTE 15th
a system of renting and farming a piece land where land owner would often provide seed, fertilizer and tools sharecropping
Who did the sharecropping? African Americans and poor whites throughout South
laws put in place in the South during the early years after the Civil War that severely limited the rights of freedmen Black Codes
Who in Congress were outraged, took charge of Reconstruction and threw out these laws known as Black Codes Radical Republicans
After Reconstruction, southern states put these measures in place as a way to stop blacks from exercising their right to vote: Poll Taxes, Literacy Tests
Laws created in the South that legally separated the races; aka - segregation Jim Crow Laws
Republican Rutherford B Hayes was elected in 1876; removes all federal troops in southern states, and marks the end of which time period in U.S. History End of Reconstruction
The 14th amendment made these unconstitutional Black Codes
How was life for African Americans after Reconstruction African Americans still found it difficult to have equal rights.
Why were military districts created during Reconstruction To make sure the Southern states followed the law and did not discriminate against African Americans.
Military Reconstruction was supported by this group Radical Republicans
The Compromise of 1877 got rid of these in the South Federal Troops
What group of people intimidated, lynched, and tried to take away the rights of African Americans KKK or Ku Klux Klan
Who was against the Freedmen's Bureau President Johnson and Southern Democrats
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